I apologize. The thermal imaging was before. I got ill about 3 years ago, thyroid hyper, etc. We were able to get all that was going on calmed down, but about two years ago I started to get ill again but with other symptoms. I went to all the western med drs but with no answers. About two months ago I called an alternative dr in another state and after telling her my symptoms she said that she believed it was all in my teeth. She didn't know that I had been overseas doing volunteer work and got two root canals done there. I didn't realize that my health issues could even be associated with those.

I had thermal imaging done and it was read by Fred Hughes who wrote, 'Am I Dead Or Do I Just Feel Like it,' He told me the two root canals were infected and that I had a large caviatation in my lower right jaw. The caviatation had infection going to my carotid arteries. The root canals were the teeth that were connected to the thyroid, pancreas, small intestines and breasts. Area that I was challenged with.

Because of the infection going to the heart the dentist wanted to get it done quickly. He sent me to a man who he said was the best in the nation to do the work. The Dr removed the right side root canal and did the cavitation cleaning. He said it was the largest he had seen in his 20 years...he had them take pics! He sent his report to Fred Hughes and Fred said that he was also surprised at how large it was.

While some of my symptoms did immediately improve, I am now feeling some of the old symptoms in full force...burning eyes, exhaustion, right side gland hurting. I also received a temporary partial on top and that is really irritating my mouth so I was even wondering if maybe I can be having a reaction to that. It is all very overwhelming. I just didn't expect this to be such a rough recovery.

Also, I ended up in the er a week after surgery with dehydration. They put me on Antibiotics because they felt the bacteria may have dumped into my system. I am not use to being on Antibiotics .

I hope that this helps explain a bit more.